Sentence examples for one might agree from inspiring English sources

This is free-market fundamentalism, and while one might agree or disagree with that philosophy, it has no bearing on the validity of climate science.

One might agree that a pharmacist should not compromise patient care because of religious beliefs.

One might agree that the mechanically recovered slop that is the main ingredient of these balls should not be called "meat".

However, if a seller feels that knowing more about each one might help him make a decision - for instance, if one might agree to buy some of the furnishings - the seller might ask his listing broker for this opportunity.

At this point, one might agree that revising promotion and evaluation criteria would provide greater institutional support for professional philosophers to engage in public practice, and, yet, still balk at the idea of this change.

(Less charitably, of this readership, one might agree with a scornful Pauline Kael, talking of a mid-60s movie tie-in edition that was not, in fact, a novelisation: "Teenage girls are reading Pasternak's Dr Zhivago to find out more about Omar Sharif …") And that sounds weird, doesn't it?

One day I might agree with André Laffargue of Le Parisien that there are "tant de gags, tant de notassions cocasses, et tant de fines observations".

I might agree, for one thing, that this much power and agility are simply too much for American roads.

Because if there is one thing they might agree on, it is this: If Dr. Waksal had not tried to sell his shares on Dec. 27, 2001, Martha Stewart would not be on trial.

Over half of the S&P500 companies do, and even if you work for a smaller one, your employer might agree to help your fundraiser as a one time thing.

How do we want to treat one another?" Members might agree that they want to continue delivering a quality product to your clients while being respectful and kind to one another, for example.